2198202 Cold Control Thermostat & W10822278 Defrost Timer & W10225581 Bimetal Thermostat Defrost Kit for Whirlpool Kenmore Refrigerators

2198202 Cold Control Thermostat & W10822278 Defrost Timer & W10225581 Bimetal Thermostat Defrost Kit for Whirlpool Kenmore Refrigerators2198202 Cold Control Thermostat & W10822278 Defrost Timer & W10225581 Bimetal Thermostat Key Features Complete refrigerator defrost repair kit. Includes one 2198202 cold control thermostat, one W10822278 defrost timer, and one W10225581 bimetal defrost thermostat. The cold control thermostat regulates the cooling cycle. The defrost timer controls the intervals between cooling and defrosting modes. The bimetal defrost thermostat protects the evaporator

2198202 Cold Control Thermostat & W10822278 Defrost Timer & W10225581 Bimetal Thermostat

Key Features

• Complete refrigerator defrost repair kit.
• Includes one 2198202 cold control thermostat, one W10822278 defrost timer, and one W10225581 bimetal defrost thermostat.
• The cold control thermostat regulates the cooling cycle.
• The defrost timer controls the intervals between cooling and defrosting modes.
• The bimetal defrost thermostat protects the evaporator from overheating during the defrost cycle.
• Constructed from durable materials for longevity.

Replaces / Cross-Reference Part Numbers

• Cold Control Thermostat (2198202): WP2198202, AP6006166, PS11739232, 2161284, 2198201, 2161283, 1110552, WP2198202VP, ER2198202, 99989726
• Defrost Timer (W10822278): AP5985208, PS11723171, 482493, 4318057, 2188372, 850343, 850345, 482489, W10822278VP, W10740039
• Bimetal Defrost Thermostat (W10225581): WPW10225581, AP6017375, PS11750673, 2188824, 2321799, 2319914, 2149849, 2266067, W10260437, WPW10225581VP

Compatibility & Fitment

• Designed for use with top-freezer refrigerator models.
• Fits various models from brands including Whirlpool, Kenmore, Roper, Estate, Inglis, and KitchenAid.
• Confirm fitment by matching your appliance's model number and original part numbers.

When to Replace

• Refrigerator is too warm or not cooling properly.
• Refrigerator is too cold, freezing items in the fresh food compartment.
• Excessive frost buildup in the freezer section.
• Refrigerator runs constantly without cycling off.
• Refrigerator fails to start a cooling cycle.

Installation Tips

• Disconnect the refrigerator from its power source before beginning repair.
• Take a photograph of the existing wire connections for reference.
• The original temperature control knob may need to be transferred to the new thermostat.
• Install the thermostat's sensing tube in the same position as the original part, avoiding kinks or sharp bends.
• Consult your appliance's service manual for model-specific instructions.